Well, perhaps he prooved me wrong, this isn't trolling; Alex's tales are always entertaining and riveting to say the least. How was Miami? What was it like massing up the lads for the big match? How do dandy hats and top coats feel in the Orange Bowl? Please tell us all about your exploits.
And the obsession continues. In fact, you were right, I didn't go, altho I would've been happy to if you'd given me $350 for a plane ticket. BTW, what was the last US game you were at? Alex
Re: Re: Alex, How was Miami? Sachin, short attention span, eh? Not all of us can make Miami, which is fine, some of us are in college, or just poor, or aren't yuppies posing as supporters because they can wear a Cat in the Hat attire to national team matches or joing thirty fat men jumping to make the RFK stands sway....oooh, intimidating....... But I have a beef with wannabe posers, who, time and time again, post of their intentions to go support the team, using almost the same rhetoric about going to support the lads, and then never make it. Alex's act is growing wearisome and ever so predicatable. Its a cry for attention. And Alex, my life isn't ruled by BigSoccer or the national teams like yours appears to be. My last national team match was US vs. Jamaica in Giants Stadium, before that was US vs. Jamaica in the WCQ in 2001 in Foxboro. Last away match was Metro vs. New England in the last game of the year in 2002. Thanks for playing, go away.
Re: Re: Re: Alex, How was Miami? You're a complete tool. Your "life isn't ruled by BigSoccer or the national teams", yet you go out of your way to come on here and post simply because I wasn't able to pay hundreds of dollars to go to a game. That, and make stuff up. BTW, did you ever consider that maybe if you made an effort to go to all of the games, you'd actually be able to go to more of them? Apparently not, since you're giving me ************ for doing just that. I've supported the US with most of the people on this board, and I don't need to prove myself to you. That's my last response on this topic (in this thread or any future ones this moron decides to put up). Alex
Re: Re: Re: Re: Alex, How was Miami? Please show me one line about you I ever made up, one....... And for sure you don't need to proove yourself to me, but you must feel a greater need to proove yourself to the boards in general. You post about all of your wacky exploits supporting the nats (insert eye roll), talk up about how you and the needle-nosed, coke glasses rimmed Yank Army lads are going to dominate supporters matches, and feel the need to constantly post and update your status for any match along the Atlantic seaboard. Really now, do any of us care? Your sense of self has gone beyond rediculous, and thats why its humorous to post these messages, and see you humbled, and vainly grapple to find your own backbone. And sure, I would love to go see more national team games, but I have the same restrictions as you, time, money, and I recognize other far more important things then soccer in my life; then again, I don't come on BigSoccer constantly promoting and harping on about my greatness as a supporter or re-hashing those titillating exploits of DC field runs during the All-Star game or about buying another "Don't Tread on me Flag" or about how you knew everyone in Foxboro last October. Seriously, its growing old. Thanks for letting me get under your skin again and again.
This kids great Ha, talk about a tool, I remeber this geek Alex up at Foxboro last year bullsh1tting how he was louder then the entire ladoce at GS. Mr. almighty supporter, get a grip you geek.